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MARCHJ 3 ^ J g í L
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
The Land o f O pportunity
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not here.
v ^ „ an T iSS! lna7 p rie s t' w ant ’« ’«■ from the wrong end
Every Monday evening. 7:30
I ’ve done so much make-shift
la c k h a t a n
an,‘
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USe t h e c o m m ,> n G I
Boy
Scout m eeting at Odd Eel-
| work lately th a t I ’m doing m ake b too
and i
k
him. | term , I w as “beat" by the tim e
Hows hall. Scouts urged to be
shift repairs on make-shift re
lnlcrestinS we covered every m ountain, hill, present at all meetings.
pairs. Hope our new equipment to talk iti U S
valley and rice paddy in sight
gets here soon.
Eevery first and third W ednes-
Was on guard again, but the
followimr rhni«
» Of i course,
•
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ln ,er'(«lay of m onth, Post 966, V eterans
U ntil th at tim e we get it from iouowing
chain of circum stances ested in results.
Well
missed
ults. W
ell—I I ______
the officers for holding up com got me off: This morning about I one deer by trying to keep from of Eoreign W ars and Auxiliary,
Hl, Occupation
m unications.
0900 I blew my nose rath e r vig- shooting two Koreans, and an- at Odd Eellow Hall. All ex-serv
Stationed
W hat a re you going to do orously and something popped other because I never saw it, al- ice men welcome.
when you repair a radio tha* fell in my left ear. This being Sun-i though the guide claims there
Sidney Croft Lodge, A. E. &
I, In Korea
out of a tru c k —replace it in the day, I went for my usual walk was one there. Saw a lot of A. M. m eets each second and
u interesting information truck, then the whole mount falH in the hills. It was quite windy ' Chinese pheasants and doves in ^our^ F rid ay of the m onth a t
bellow s hall. Visiting;
Korea, where he is now out because the rubber shock and my ear began to hurt. T o-¡the paddies, and got one beauti-l tf”‘
with the occupation arm y m ounts are so old they don’t night after guard mount it h u r t , ful cock pheasant. W hat a web Masons are welcome.
Keived through letters by have any spring left?
so badi.v I went to the medic. He, come relief from arm y chow!
Every T hursday evening, I. O.
-m Vernon Goldl-
Hope business is prospering— put me on quarters, so here I
There is supposed to be a O. F. m eets a t the Odd Follow»
ffiS parents took excerpts I like Brookings and its people. sit by the stove, applying hot m ountain lion or tig er upon the Hall. Visiting Odd Fellow* ar*
welcomed.
“few to bring forth this A sm all town has that friendli towels to my ear.
top of a m ountain in that area.
ness th a t a city lacks. Besides,
Cub Scouts meet every Monday
Did some wonderful cam era The Koreans know where it is.
Folks: I have some bad th e re ’s a lot of country round Shots today. There were some Ko hut steer clear of it. We’re going a t 4:00 p. m. at Mrs. W idney’i
for you. A few of us went about I like to see. Is the cham rean kids sliding down the grassy up there the next chance we get. home on Easy S treet, and a t Mrs.
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| T aylor’s home at Josephine Apts.
tig in Pusau and when we ber of com m erce getting things hill on a smooth hoard. It look-
Mrs. Leo Spangler will hold h e r
Ck to the company my bill- done? W ill the town be incor- ed as good as tobogganing. L ater
den m eetings at her a p artm en t
las gone. It had $150 in it porated. I think Brookings could the same kids escorted us through i
papers and other things go places w ith the help of its the temple, although their Eng-* Set Your Calender By These
in the Vincent Building.
citizenry.
lish was limited to “Hello-cigar-
keeping.
March IS Rebekah Card p ar-| (All organizations are requested
T here's a fellow from Idaho, ette-o” “C anny?” and “sank you
my laundry ticket was in
tv
at Odd Fellows hall. Public is to kecP the Pilot po^ed, concern
irse'and I had to argue an in this section. We pass the eve O. K.” we got along pretty well. ; invited.
» ing all comiag meetings, th a t a
to get my laundry. “No nings by planning a trip into the The temple is the one I told you I Meeting of Board of Directors date m av he carried. Mail all in-
Owyhee country on horseback. about
no washee”—you know,
;
n before, , but L this time
♦ we of Dist. No. 17 is the first Tues- form ation in, giving schedule),
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kicked in" when I gave him He has a sort of a chuck wagon got a closer look, even to the i day
of each month, unless o th er
kage of cigarettes, but he and the horses and saddles. He priest’s special altar, which was wise specified.
Use The Classified Ads, weekly
ave me a hard time for w ants to hom estead in that area. very’ fancy with its mats, silk
I ’d like to collect fossils, min- banners, golden drum, large gong
and vice-versa
p:ng is an unforgettable erajs, and Indian artafacts. He’s and incense sticks burning in
,nce’ \\’e are told to bar- a taxiderm ist, and s a y s he’ll I their candle-like holders,
ith the natives, and n ot| teach me w hat he knows. H ope’ The rest of the temple was not
so fancy, but scrupulously clean.
their first price. Hag- I can go a fte r I get out.
We have to w alk a mile and (Shoes off before entering). In
a better word to use. Kids
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a half down the road to -go to fact, it is the only really clean
one in droves.
are issue ration cards church, but it was w orth it. Korean building I have seen.
andy stamps on them but Not m any fellows attend serv
After leaving the temple, we
has been no candy in the ices over here, which is a shame. climbed a range of hills about
m part of Korea for a Services a re a big help in keep 3000 feet high. What a view and
or so—anythin" slightly ing going when things look so w hat a surprise. We live almost
bleak, anyway, Joe (Idaho) and on the beach, and I didn’t know
would be appreciated
inedible is at a prem- I find it w orth the walk anq- it The Yellow Sea is about 13
Remember, we can’t eat tim e. The chaplain is a very miles west of us, and the China
m ' : because of disease. p leasan t fellow, and his sermons Sea five miles east. Pusan h a r
states it was possible to a re p re tty good.
bor is more or less on the cor
The C atholic services are con- ner of both.
land get a good meal, but
H a\e started making up a pac
kage. Wait till you see the silk
I bought through the PX. It was
m anufactured in Japan, then
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in the effect they achieve.
For the past two days a group
of us have been hunting hot ween
here and Yangsan. We take a
truck out about 20 miles to where
we buy wood, and hunt from
there. The Koreans guide us, and
they are better than dogs at
finding game.
The procedure is to split up
into pairs; one Korean and one
Combination Radio
GI. I had two Koreans, one ca r
I
ried mv field jacket. They don t
and Phonograph
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understand English, except for
V
“hello” and “cigarette.” This
mal
it i ith er d ifficu lt to keep! 25 feet, heavy duty, all-rubier rlhl»e<l
one’s mind on the game at times, construction, complete with »laud
as they often try to tell youi arti %” couplings.
improve your car per-
where to go so they can drive|
’j :,u'er maintenance ex-
the game to you. They can spot a ;
increase your driving
pheasant or deer in such th ic k ,
»d safety! Do as thou-
brush th at I can’t see a thing,;
motorists through-
» • ^ try are doing • . . get
G IT THE DRIVIMG ENJOY- and th» n they smile in a depre
cating m anner when the game;
r c-.'tnt, an^ Hie most out
MENT YOU DESERVE!
or by havin'. j ( ,;r wheels
disappears without so much as,
Wheel n it neW B ear D y '
Drive in now
a shot being fired. You laugh o u t- ,
,
Ba*»nnng M achine.
fo r a low cost
right when you do fire and m iss.,
the « i Dynamic Balancer d y - n a m i c
The country is very rough;
wheel balanc
without
m ountains soar up suddenly toj
halter in»
l0 test and correct ing job!
airy heights and young glaciers;
hard*/*13 th.it cause
hang in ravines near large fields;
steering, v i- der and
WE WILL
of broken, jumbled rock. The Approximately 30 hour» of light Keep» liquids hot or cold as you
a, t £
wear.
forest is very thick, consisting of with continuous burning! Water- like for long periods. Lunch box
It
,fe by
och as TEST YOUR
. k adds to sa-
10 to 15 foot pines growing as tight, heavy metal construction, or picnic.
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WHEELS
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-»r all
close together as possible. That
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per u . - .
doesn’t hinder the Koreans, they
wriggle right through, and I |
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manage to keep up with them
somehow. You see, they try to
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up the steepest m ountain I ever
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